Would anyone recommend this for a 3-day road trip? I'll have a small tank bag as well.
31123
i bought the 950 bag and it easily held my stuff for a 12 day trip to colorado and new mexico. also bought the day bag that goes on top. nice luggage. i would guess the 350 would work but i have no personal knowledge.
31124
Absolutely!!! My husband and I were extremely impressed with this luggage system. It is high quality and very durable for long road trips. We are very happy with our purchase and glad we did it.
31125
I love the bag. Sturdy, roomy and it comes with a rain cover. Lots of pockets for small ites you want to access easily too.
31126
Absolutely especially if you know how to pack for travel such as rolling your clothes instead of folding. Not only is it big enough it is built with quality. Very pleased with this purchase.
31127
I have one and used it for last years Sturgis ride from Colorado. Worked good with no issues and plenty if room for my gear
31128
It would be great for a three day trip. This is a great piece of luggage that can handle anything you throw at it! Great quality and finish and absolutely no issues. I've used it on a 10 day Sturgis trip, 3 day road trip, and my wife's used it as just basic luggage when going to visit out of state. Buy with confidence.
2042859
Yes but U would not recommend this. It doesn't have the simple things that are needed. May work for an, "in the car " kit for a road trip but that's it.
281340
It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack for longer trips, but like I said a 3-4 day trek it works great.
687182
Hiking from the car to the site is not bad at all, but I recommend that you don't carry this bag while doing extreme backpacking. It's definitely a good bag that will keep you super warm. I hope I answered your question.
1797875
It's a bit small for a 3 day pack for a beginner, especially if you put a sleeping bag inside the pack. I use it for up to a week at times, but I'm bordering on the edge of being an extreme minimalist. It should do fine for overnights, but it is pretty small.
1126690
I would definitely get a smaller separate dry bag. The travel bag is waterproof but not sealable.
1289257
I like the 20-lb tank (typical grill size). It is a lot to lug around, but you can go through it fast. There is a version of the torch with a backpack tank holder, which would be convenient, but I'm too cheap to spring for that.
2253262
I don't think this would fit three days worth of milk. You're going to want to use the ice pack since that's what really is keeping the milk cold, and it takes up a bit of space.
960258
It's not what I would use for a 5-day trip, although if you're going somewhere warm it might work. This pack has plenty of external attachment points, but its internal volume is similar to a typical Jansport daypack like college kids carry. Moreover, it's a top-loading pack which is the worst kind for packing clothes. Not the best pack for doubling as a carry-on unless you want to be wrinkly for five days.
1712199
I think that under occasional use it would be a great bag. I was using it for daily commuting and it seemed to to not hold up under such frequent use.
2196864
Yes its true, not sure if I would take it traveling unless you are going to pack it in a vehicle for road travel sure!
611645
It's pretty small, good for a day pack. You'd be pushing it to pack enough in it for an overnight trip.
459433
Not really! The bag (medium) is still pretty big and kind of bulky. You barely have room for a bottle cage.
1875968
Yes, you should have no problems. The BVs are quite roomy. We ordered a couple of sets for a 350 mile bike tour from PA down to DC along the GAP and C&O.; They held up just fine hauling gear for a couple of Boy Scouts. Took a chance with the less expensive panniers, and thus far it has paid off.
48135
It's a really big pocket that runs the length and width of the bag on the inside of the main part of the pack. I use a 2L bladder and there's plenty of extra room. I would bet a 3L would be just fine.
1861359
This probably sounds cheeky, but that depends on the stuff. With bulky gear, I don't think so. With really compact pads, bags, cook gear, small tent(strapped on the outside), minimal changes of clothing etc... I can get all the gear my wife and I need for a couple of nights. It's pretty big.
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I would never travel with this thing...it's a BEAST. Unless you have a box van with a bunch of gear, not for travel. I would say only for studio work.